http://www.radiotimes.com/news/2013-09-25/doctor-who-exclusive-original-tardis-blueprints-revealed
WAY cool. I love figuring out how sets are laid out on the studio floor. The first director of the first Doctor Who episode kept these plans for fifty years, and here they are, to the day, for us to study. In 1963, there was no such thing as rehearse/record, the entire episode was performed as if it was live because videotape was so difficult to edit. So the sets had to be designed and laid out to accomodate constant camera repositioning for one scene while another was being recorded…
